
The Orchard District occupies central-northeast Bend, in the corridor often called Midtown. Its boundaries run from Pilot Butte on the east to the BNSF railroad and US-97 Parkway on the west, with Franklin Avenue to the south and Butler Market Road to the north. The neighborhood sits about a mile from downtown, close enough to reach by bike via the NE 6th Street Neighborhood Greenway, which runs from Greenwood Avenue to Butler Market Road with traffic calming and bike-priority markings.
The name traces to a 1930s commercial apple orchard that once stood behind what is now Wagner Mall. The orchard failed but left a warmer microclimate longtime residents call the banana belt, a product of lower elevation and shelter from prevailing winds. Most homes date from the 1950s through the 1970s, a mix of ranches and split-levels on larger-than-average city lots. The Orchard District Neighborhood Association, founded in 1982, notes the area is the most racially diverse neighborhood in Bend.
Pilot Butte State Scenic Viewpoint anchors the east edge, a 114-acre cinder cone donated to the state in 1927 that rises to 4,141 feet with summit views of the Three Sisters, Mount Jefferson, and Mount Hood. Hollinshead Park on NE Jones Road preserves 16.5 acres of a former working ranch, including the historic Hollinshead Barn, a 90-plot community garden run with OSU Extension Master Gardeners, an off-leash dog area, and a canal-side walking path.
A 114-acre cinder cone on US-20 rising nearly 500 feet, with three hiking trails to the 4,141-foot summit and Cascade views. Donated to Oregon in 1927.
Trails year-round; summit road May 1 to September 30A 16.5-acre former ranch at 1235 NE Jones Road with a 90-plot community garden, a WaterWise demonstration garden, the 1940s Hollinshead-Matson Homestead Museum, an off-leash dog area, and a canal-side trail.
Open 5 AM to 10 PMA Bend Park and Recreation facility at 800 NE 6th Street with a 50-meter Olympic pool, an indoor 25-meter pool, a seasonal outdoor pool with a slide, and 200-plus weekly fitness classes.
Weekday hours begin 5:30 AMA Bend-La Pine Schools technology magnet on the west side of Pilot Butte, offering a Code.org computer-science curriculum K-5.
District school-choice optionThe Bend-La Pine Schools middle school serving the Orchard District, at 1501 NE Neff Road.
Bend-La Pine SchoolsOne of Bend's first neighborhood greenways, from Greenwood Avenue to Butler Market Road, with speed humps, crosswalks, and pedestrian and cyclist priority.
Public street| Month | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | $673K | $690K | $690K | $730K | $674K |
| Feb | $755K | $660K | $680K | $697K | $705K |
| Mar | $775K | $685K | $753K | $748K | $697K |
| Apr | $767K | $665K | $705K | $830K | $675K |
| May | $743K | $730K | $752K | $770K | $800K |
| Jun | $724K | $763K | $781K | $693K | $725K |
| Jul | $750K | $785K | $749K | $750K | — |
| Aug | $727K | $737K | $715K | $750K | — |
| Sep | $700K | $735K | $710K | $715K | — |
| Oct | $680K | $735K | $797K | $758K | — |
| Nov | $696K | $696K | $690K | $695K | — |
| Dec | $662K | $737K | $699K | $697K | — |
Live single-family figures from the regional MLS. Months of supply is active inventory divided by the homes closed in the last 6 months, then divided by 6. Four months or less is a seller’s market, four to six is balanced, six or more is a buyer’s market.
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Local housing news, market data, and buyer and seller guides for Orchard District and Bend.
Jun 10, 2026Bend closed May at a $797,000 median, up 3.6% year over year, while sales slowed and inventory held flat. The full June 2026 market report.
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Apr 1, 2026Bend City Council meets today to consider adopting the same wildfire-resistant building codes already in effect in Deschutes County and Sisters. Here is the honest cost-versus-safety analysis.
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Dec 18, 2025Four years after HB 2001 took effect in Bend, middle housing is starting to appear in neighborhoods across the city. Here is what's actually being built and how it is changing the landscape.
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A real number, not a guess. Built from what your street actually trades for, the days on market on your block, and the comps that closed this quarter.

The median list price for a single-family home in Orchard District is $650,000, based on live MLS data.
There are 23 active single-family listings in Orchard District.